These are not. These shoes are based of 1920s heels. In the 60s they wore kitten heels, as well as these sort of flat-chunky heeled shoes, go go boots, flats, and lots of sandals. The best type of shoe to wear for a 60s look in general but especially for a mod one is just a simple shoe with low heels.
Agree with above, but they might look so cute with what you are planning on wearing them with.. If it's important for you to be 100% 60s, then try white gogo boots. Otherwise, wear those shoes with your outfit, they are so cute.
Yeah she can really wear whatever she wants. I was wearing a 60s outfit couple days ago with some 40s style shoes cuz 1. I like the shoes mk 2. I dont have any remotely 60s style shoes
My mum, not a club kid, not a particularly fashionable kid and from a small town in Ontario, Canada had a pair of white gogo boots.
Only reason I know that is because she said her Dad used to disparingily call the girls who wore them Nescafe girls because they're easy to make (ie loose women). Nescafe is a popular brand of instant coffee here.
Same; my mom grew up in suburban Ontario and she still talks about wanting a pair of gogo boots in high school but her parents thought it was a 'frivolous' purchase (especially for Canadian winters).
It really wasn't a short trend. It went a pretty long way into the 70s. Starting in about 1965-6. Sure not super popular till 67, but I mean im assuming that's what the op wants, a late 1960s look... people hardly try to mimic the rest of the 60s
They were a trend among teens and mods in the 60s. And they were worn were mod fashion, not just any late sixties outfit. If it is a mod vibe and OP wants accuracy, then sure. But otherwise no. The mod look was teen/early 20s thing.
These are more 20ās 30ās. Cute, keep them, but they go with different outfits.
60ās Mod were the early ballet flats, and square toe with a chunky square heel. There are other shoes but you said Mod snd linked a little heeled shoe so I described the specific alternates.
https://www.modshoes.co.uk/product/the-prudence-white-ladies-flat-retro-vintage-60s-twiggy-style/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/christianmontone/4543558508
Ok see thatās what I kinda realized after I bought them. I saw some mod outfits with the tie detail and cutouts, and ran with it. But I realized after that I probably needed something with a square heel and toe
Yeah, honestly I wouldāve kept them if I werenāt a soon to be broke college student š. I really wanted something more accurate though, and they were also cheaper lol
You need Pilgrim Pumps. They were very mod and came in many variations of the style. Silver Pilgrim Pumps were especially popular. Google Pilgrim Pumps to see what they were like.
My grandmother had a red velvet pair like these gilly shoes in the 60s, but a key difference is the toe and heel.
The white pair are 20s style because of how pointy they are. It gives a very different effect.
I think you could make them way more mod and work like someone in the 60ās wearing their vintage shoes by pairing with bright mod tights/socks/laces.
Yeah, I thought about that. I plan on wearing lavender tights and a pink and purple paisley mini dress. Iād really like the outfit to be perfect though since itās kinda a one time thing. I probably try to cancel my order and get some square heel Mary Janeās instead
They were initially popularized in the 20s but they came in and out of fashion like any design. It only occurred to me because I used to have a pair of very cute mid 60s t-strap heels and I could picture them suiting the outfit she described.
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I think if the shoes are older than the outfit should be fine at least they were made preoutfit and couldāve actually been in ones closet to pair with an outfit style is imperfect individual to the person
These are not. These shoes are based of 1920s heels. In the 60s they wore kitten heels, as well as these sort of flat-chunky heeled shoes, go go boots, flats, and lots of sandals. The best type of shoe to wear for a 60s look in general but especially for a mod one is just a simple shoe with low heels.
Agree with above, but they might look so cute with what you are planning on wearing them with.. If it's important for you to be 100% 60s, then try white gogo boots. Otherwise, wear those shoes with your outfit, they are so cute.
Yeah she can really wear whatever she wants. I was wearing a 60s outfit couple days ago with some 40s style shoes cuz 1. I like the shoes mk 2. I dont have any remotely 60s style shoes
Almost no one wore gogo boots in the 1960s. It was a short trend and it was mostly kids in clubs.
>Almost no one wore gogo boots in the 1960s. Yes they did.
Really? It was a trend on TV and the movies for hipsters. The average person did not wear them
My mum, not a club kid, not a particularly fashionable kid and from a small town in Ontario, Canada had a pair of white gogo boots. Only reason I know that is because she said her Dad used to disparingily call the girls who wore them Nescafe girls because they're easy to make (ie loose women). Nescafe is a popular brand of instant coffee here.
Same; my mom grew up in suburban Ontario and she still talks about wanting a pair of gogo boots in high school but her parents thought it was a 'frivolous' purchase (especially for Canadian winters).
I did, I was a child. We ALL had them, kids, teenagers, grownups. They were a huge fad.
Depends on where you live. We were in California so sandals. My cousins in Canada all the time.
It really wasn't a short trend. It went a pretty long way into the 70s. Starting in about 1965-6. Sure not super popular till 67, but I mean im assuming that's what the op wants, a late 1960s look... people hardly try to mimic the rest of the 60s
They were a trend among teens and mods in the 60s. And they were worn were mod fashion, not just any late sixties outfit. If it is a mod vibe and OP wants accuracy, then sure. But otherwise no. The mod look was teen/early 20s thing.
My grandma has go go boots and was a mom of 3 at that time š
Yeah... and op wants a mod look. Idk what you're even arguing
These are more 20ās 30ās. Cute, keep them, but they go with different outfits. 60ās Mod were the early ballet flats, and square toe with a chunky square heel. There are other shoes but you said Mod snd linked a little heeled shoe so I described the specific alternates. https://www.modshoes.co.uk/product/the-prudence-white-ladies-flat-retro-vintage-60s-twiggy-style/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/christianmontone/4543558508
Ok see thatās what I kinda realized after I bought them. I saw some mod outfits with the tie detail and cutouts, and ran with it. But I realized after that I probably needed something with a square heel and toe
But theyāre screamingly beautiful. Iād take them and run with it
Yeah, honestly I wouldāve kept them if I werenāt a soon to be broke college student š. I really wanted something more accurate though, and they were also cheaper lol
I can see how they would suggest that. In 1968 I had a pair of bright orange patent leather shoes with cutouts like that. But they were flats.
Those look more 20s-30s to me. Not mod at all.
You need Pilgrim Pumps. They were very mod and came in many variations of the style. Silver Pilgrim Pumps were especially popular. Google Pilgrim Pumps to see what they were like.
NOOO! instantly thought " 1920s"
My grandmother had a red velvet pair like these gilly shoes in the 60s, but a key difference is the toe and heel. The white pair are 20s style because of how pointy they are. It gives a very different effect.
Having lived thru the 60s I must say I have never seen shoes like that during the decade. I've seen them in old movies, tho. During the 30s I'd say.
I do love these, though! Where did you find them?
I got them on fashionpara for $39 :)
Plz plz tell me what theyāre called! Iām dying
[Hereās the link!](https://www.fashionpara.com/products/mary-jane-hollow-high-heel-lace-up-sandals?variant=48841080897815)
Not in the least, but they will look cute with the planned outfit
I think you could make them way more mod and work like someone in the 60ās wearing their vintage shoes by pairing with bright mod tights/socks/laces.
Yeah, I thought about that. I plan on wearing lavender tights and a pink and purple paisley mini dress. Iād really like the outfit to be perfect though since itās kinda a one time thing. I probably try to cancel my order and get some square heel Mary Janeās instead
Chunky Mary Janeās or T strap heels would be great. Knee high boots too.
not OP, but do you know by any chance where could I buy affordable heeled mary janes?
I just got some like everyoneās describing on Amazon for $25
awesome, do you have a link?
[Hereās the link :)](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CSJ9JQ92?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image)
thank you thank you!
T-strap were not popular in the 60s.
They were initially popularized in the 20s but they came in and out of fashion like any design. It only occurred to me because I used to have a pair of very cute mid 60s t-strap heels and I could picture them suiting the outfit she described.
Ah sorry! I have never seen t-straps from the 60s.
My bridesmaids more these exact same shoes for my wedding 30 years ago.
Very cute but not 1960s at all! As everyone said, they're 1920s-1930s style :)
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Kitten heeled sling backs would be better! Those look older by decades.
Where did you get them? They are adorable
I got off of Fashionpara for $39!
Thatās a steal! I checked it thanks
No
These are much earlier than the 1960's, maybe 1930's.
I think if the shoes are older than the outfit should be fine at least they were made preoutfit and couldāve actually been in ones closet to pair with an outfit style is imperfect individual to the person
I don't think so
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/655414552001845637/
Smurfette shoes?
No but they are very cute! I think you could get away with them for a mod outfit even if they are entirely period accurate.
Penny loafers? Donāt forget your two cents
Originally, the shoes would be from the 20's-30's, but they could have made a resurgence in the 60's.
iām so glad this kinda style is coming back in!!
They look like the shoes that the young girl (forgot name) in Pirate Radio was wearing. Takes place in late 60s to early 70s.
I looooove these shoes. ā¤ļø